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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 22, 1991 - 33 Local schools do well at Durham Central Cross Country Meet The following are the team results from the Durham Cen- tral Cross Country Meet held on Thursday, Oct. 10. Epsom Public School placed second in eight year old boys, second in 10-year-old girls and thirdin 11-year-old girls. R.H. Cornish placed third in eight year old boys, second in nine year old boys, second in 10- year-old boys, first in 12-year- old boys, second in 13-year-old boys, third in eight year old girls, second in 11-year-old girls, second in 12-year-old girls and second in 13-year-old girls. Cartwright Central claimed: third in 10-year-old boys, third in 11-year-old boys, and first in 14-year-old boys. S.A. Cawker placed first in 11-year-old boys, first in 13- year-old boys and third in 12- year-old girls. Prince Albert placed third in nine year old girls, and Green- bank placed first in eight year old girls. Those schools which placed first or second went on to com- pete at the Durham Regional Finals today (Oct.22) at Trilli- um Valley. : Many local runners also placed well individually. The following is a list of individual placings. Eight year old boys:, second place Dean Van Camp, R.H. Cornish, fifth Daniel Plump- ton, Prince Albert, sixth Adam Moynes, Cornish, seventh Ross Gower, Epsom and eighth Scott Evans, Epsom. MEREDITH ALLIN Meredith Allin, currently in her final year, has made major contributions to the spirit of PPHS. She has been a valuable member of the tennis and field hockey teams, acting as captain in field hockey for the last two years. Meredith co-chaired the Athletic Association last year and is presently vice president of student council. Her bubbly personality and infectious laugh make her a favorite with her teachers and peers. Headed toward a future in Health Sci- ences, we know Meredith will be successful at whatever uni- versity she chooses. We salute Meredith Allin, student of the week. The Port Pery Star A Family Tradition in Port Perry and area for 125 Years Nine year old boys: first Bra- den Tarbotton, Cornish, fourth Carl Evans, Epsom, fifth Ian Garnett, Cornish. Ten year old boys: first Brad Johnston, Cornish, third Aaron Chambers, Cornish, eighth, Justin Gerrow, Cartwright. Eleven year old boys: second Danny Lyons, Cartwright, third Alex Wordley, Cawker, fourth Mark Sauter, Cawker, Colin Mark, Cawker, seventh Sean Jeffrey, Cawker, eighth Tom Chambers, Cornish. Twelve year old boys: third Michael Phoenix, Greenbank, fifth Danny Robinson, Cornish, eighth Jessie Thorne, Cornish. Thirteen year old boys: first Tom Chambers, Cornish, sec- ond Carl Phoenix, Cawker, third Ben Blaine, Cawker, fourth Mike Smith, Cornish, eighth Jason Middleton, Caw- er. Fourteen year old boys: first Troy Anderson, Cartwright, second Jason Lyons, Cart- wright, third Jonathon McCourt, Cartwright, sixth Ryan Duff, Cawker. Eight year old girls: first Tri- sha Wray, Greenbank, second Jennifer Bruton, Cornish, fourth Ashlea Jones, Cornish, eighth Mindy Thomson, Green- bank. Nine year old girls: first Sa- rah Smith, Prince Albert, sec- ond Michelle Wyville, Prince Albert, seventh Amy Chapman, Cornish. Ten year old girls: second Sa- rah Bierness, Epsom, eighth Basja Demmers, Cornish. Eleven year old girls: first Kim Coates, Prince Albert, third Amanda Wakeford, Cor- . nish, fourth Tanya Wilson, Ep- som, fifth Jackie Smith, Cor- nish, seventh Pam Goble, Cartwright. Twelve year old girls: second Thea Demmers, Cornish, sev- enth Jennifer Notman, Cart- wright, eighth Carl Lewis, Cor- nish. Pineridge Atom Bs' season underway The Pineridge Sports Atom "B" boys have begun what ap- pears to be a promising season of hockey. Without any exhibition games under their belts, coaches Chambers and Moynes didn't know what to expect from the boys, but they were pleasantly surprised with the results. Ports first league game was at home against a very skilled Pickering team. With the play back and forth it was only a matter of time before a goal was scored with Port notching one on a rebound shot. Port hung on to the lead until the third period when two quick goals were scored by Pickering to win the game. Scoring the only goal for Port was Nick Pelyk, assisted by Adam Hobbs. Their next match-up was with Uxbridge for an exibition game. As the Pineridge boys became more comfortable with positions and linemates, things began to happen. Once again, Port took the lead in the first period display- ing their talents up and down the ice. Before the game was over, Port lit up the score- board six times, allowing only one goal against due to solid goaltending and strong de- fense action from defencemen Ryan Moynes, Adam Brain, Aaron Chambers and Glen McCready. Scoring for Port in this game was Ryan McQuade with three goals, Danny Lyons one goal, one assist, Ryan Moynes two assists, Ian Par- liament one goal, Dave Gai- ney, Adam Brain and Greg Bruton one assist each. Port then headed south and met up with Oshawa's Little NHL Minor Bruins for exhibi- tion. The fans were treated to plenty of see-saw action as - both teams were fairly evenly matched. Port was again first to find the net, fell behind in the second period, only to come back in the third period to tie it up. The game re- mained at a stalemate as both teams applied pressure until the final buzzer. Shane Savage and Jon Chambers were quite visible as they performed extremely well in net as they were put to the test many times through- out the game. Scoring for Port was Dave gainey one goal, one assist, Danny Lyons one goal and Ian Parliament one assist. 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